National Capital Bowl Scores

2009: St. Peter            Defeated St. Mark 03-00

2008: St. Peter            Defeated South Carleton 32-07

2007: St. Mark             Defeated Sir Wilfrid Laurier 28-14

2006: St. Mark             Defeated Ashbury College 45-00

2005: St. Peter            Defeated St. Mark 17-09

2004: St. Peter            Defeated St. Mark 24-08

2003: St. Peter            Defeated St. Mark 21-07

2002: Ashbury College      Defeated St. Mark  18-08

2001: St. Mark             Defeated Gloucester 35-28
--QB Craig Sanderson threw five touchdown passes.

2000: Ashbury College      Defeated St. Mark 03-02
--A 27-yard field goal by Chris Napoli at the end of the first half provided the winning points.

1999: Ashbury College      Defeated St. Mark  21-07

1998: St. Peter            Defeated Ashbury College 20-17

1997: St. Peter            Defeated Gloucester 34-07
--RB Shaun Alie scored three touchdowns.  Jim Mick was the Knights' head coach.

1996: Gloucester           Defeated Glebe 13-12 

1995: St. Matthew          Defeated Sir Robert Borden 16-14
--Gary Schreider Jr was the Head Coach. Norman McCoy scored on a two-yard run and Jack Spearns took a kickoff back 90 yards for the winners.

1994: St. Pius             Defeated Gloucester 11-03 (Undefeated)

1993: St. Pius             Defeated Gloucester 09-01

1992: Laurentian           Defeated Cairine Wilson 21-03

1991: Glebe                Defeated St. Pius 27-06
--Rob Latulipe helped the team total 254 rushing yards and earned the "player of the game" award. Tristano Raponi was the head coach and only in his second season.

1990: St. Pius             Defeated Brookfield 11-09

1989: Sir Robert Borden    Defeated Laurentian 10-08

1988: Cairine Wilson       Defeated Sir Robert Borden 12-08

1987: Laurentian           Defeated Bell 22-10

1986: Confederation        Defeated Laurentian 05-01
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 13th, 1986) "(Dwaine) Moore kicked a 27-yard field goal which, coupled with a safety touch, provided the Mike Warren-coached Confederation team with a 5-1 victory..."

1985: Sir Robert Borden    Defeated Confederation 35-00

1984: Philemon Wright      Defeated J. S Woodworth 29-08
(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 15th) "Wright, which joined the Ottawa board this fall for more competition, scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter to end three quarters of tug-of-war football."      

1983: St. Pius / Ridgemont  
--Ottawa/Carleton Final cancelled due to weather conditions.

1982: J.S. Woodsworth      Defeated Laurentian 21-14
(Ottawa Citizen) "Woodsworth quarterback Jordan Leith threw touchdowns passes of 16 and five yards to speedy halfback Mark Brown in the final 3 1/2 minutes of the second quarter to give Woodsworth a solid 21-08 halftime advantage."

1981: St. Pius             Defeated Brookfield 14-01
(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 18th) "Brookfield went into the game with 19 straight victories...Quarterback John Flaherty combined with...Dave Dobson for a 59-yard pass-and-run play touchdown with one minute left in the half...A 76-yard pass-and-run play from Flaherty to Terry Wehrle on a second and eight from the St. Pius 17-yard line was the key to the second touchdown."

1980: Brookfield           Defeated St. Pius 09-07
--Jim Stronach was Head Coach.  Zenon Woychyshyn ran in from about two yards out for Brookfield's lone TD.

1979: Colonel By           Defeated Brookfield 09-00
--QB Al Macartney hit Mike Branchaud for a 43-yard touchdown.  The other points came from a conceded safety.  The Head Coach was Rod McGillis.

1978: Glebe                Defeated St. Pius 14-07
--Kevin McAllister ran 28 times for 140 yards, including a 10-yard score.  Bruce McGregor was the head coach.

1977: Fisher Park           

1976: J.S. Woodsworth

1975: St. Pius

1974: Sir Robert Borden    Defeated Laurentian 13-07
--Tom MacLeod had a Borden's only TD on a short run in the second quarter.

1973: St. Pius             First Ottawa/Carleton final

1972: St. Pius

1971: Rideau

1970: Laurentian           Defeated Rideau 26-25
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11th, 1970) "They earned their latest...75 seconds from the end of regulation time on Sean Sweeney's plunge from the six-yard line...The winning points were Sweeney's third touchdown in the outstanding football display"

1969: Fisher Park          Defeated Glebe 14-00
--Gord Dent ran four yards for a score and QB Don Paterson hit flanker Rick Garland for a 26-yard TD toss.

1968: Laurentian           Defeated Glebe

1967: Laurentian

1966: Nepean

1965: Laurentian           Defeated Glebe 30-12
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 13th, 1965) "Needing three yards for a first down, (Eric) Campbell went back to punt and rolled off to his left and travelled to the Glebe's 16-yard stripe.  From here John Kinsella went the distance on a handoff for his second touchdown of the afternoon and pushed the winners into an insurmountable 22-06 advantage."  Head Coach: Joe Upton

1964: Laurentian

1963: Ridgemont            Defeated Laurentian

1962: Ridgemont            Defeated Laurentian

1961: Laurentian           Defeated Fisher Park

1960: Fisher Park          Defeated Laurentian 12-06
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 11th, 1960) "Except for the early drive that culminated with quarterback Ted Robinson 'keeping' from the one for a major in the first quarter, Laurentian held Fisher's usualy overpowering ground game within fairly rigid limits.  The champs had to settle for the rest of their point on kicks, two singles by Brock Sharpe, a field goal and convert by Gary Marshall."

1959: Fisher Park

1958: Glebe                Defeated Fisher Park 27-07

1957: Ottawa Tech          Defeated Glebe 02-01 (Undefeated)
--Paul Gray kicked two singles.  Head Coach was Ross Beck.

1956: St. Patrick          Defeated Ottawa Tech 05-00
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 10th, 1956) "The only scoring came in the fourth quarter with the Gaels marching from their own 25 to register the winning major, scored by Dave Collard."

1955: St. Patrick          Defeated Glebe 11-10 in overtime
--This was a replay of a scoreless tie the previous week.  Head Coach Jack Kinsella reached a 17-game undefeated streak with this victory.  Attendance was estimated at 2500. 

1954: St. Patrick          Defeated Fisher Park 12-00
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 18th, 1954) "The game was a sudden-death replay of the final which the teams tied last Friday afternoon 7-7 in the same park...Bob Young paced the Irish, scoring both majors, while Dave Murphy booted a single point and Gord Ventura, the league's leading scorer over the regular season, added the convert on Young's second touch."  

1953: Fisher Park          Defeated St. Patrick
Participation: Fisher Park, St. Patrick's, Lisgar, Glebe, Ottawa Tech, Nepean

1952: St. Patrick

1951: Glebe                Defeated Ottawa Tech 13-05
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 10th, 1951) "With (Pete) Zarry...blocking the way, (Gordie) Marshall galloped...for two majors to give Glebe their margin of victory."

1950: Ottawa Tech          Defeated Glebe 12-02
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 13th, 1950) "...it was a couple of long touchdown runs by Marc Pitre, speedy Tech half, which gave the defending champions the nod over a yellow and blue team that never stopped trying" 

1949: Ottawa Tech          Defeated St. Patrick's
--Tech won the first of two games 23-00.

1948: Ottawa Tech          Defeated Glebe
--Tech won the first of two games 18-00, and lost the second 5-6, but took the series 23-6.
Participation: Glebe, Nepean, U. of Ottawa, Ottawa Tech, Lisgar, St. Patrick's

1947: Ottawa Tech          Defeated Glebe 03-02
--Glebe scored on a safety, but Tech got three rouges, two of which were in the fourth quarter, to nail down the victory.

1946: Glebe

1945: St. Patrick's        Defeated Glebe 12-06
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 10th, 1945) "...the Celts ignored the highly-regarded aerial method of attack and didn't toss a single pass but with a running game that rolled up 15 first downs they hardly needed any other weapons...(Bernie) Brennan smashed his way for ten yards and then crossed the Southsiders up as he broke into the clear on an end sweep and outfooted Glebe linebakcers to cross the goalline..."

1944: Glebe

1943: St. Patrick's        Defeated Glebe 15-05
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 15th, 1943) "(Emile) Dagenais, the lad who passes, punts and runs with the ball for the Irish, knifed through the Glebe line time after time for great gains, crowned an afternoon of hard work with a touchdown, a field goal and a pair of converts of 10 points." 

1942: Ottawa Tech          Defeated St. Patrick's

1941: Glebe                Defeated St. Patrick's 07-00
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 8th, 1941) "The big break of the game came on the first play of the second quarter when Glebe linemen swarmed through the St. Pat's defence and blocked a punt by Brian Quinn.  The ball bounced back over the goal line and Jimmy Conyers, Glebe middle wing, fell on it for the only major score of the game.  Armando "Ponce" de Leon, Glebe's kicking and running star, added a pair of singles in the third quarter to conclude the scoring."  

1940: Glebe                Defeated Ottawa Tech 14-06
--(Ottawa Citizen) "...a thrilling 80-yard touchdown romp by (Forbes) Monroe in the third quarter turning the tide in favor of the yellow and blue."
EOSSA Champions (Defeated Kingston Collegiate 43-10)

1939: Glebe                Defeated St. Patrick's 03-01
--(Ottawa citizen, Nov 11th, 1939) "Forbes Monroe kicking and carrying the ball in powerful fashion every minute of the way socked home three single points in the last five minutes..."
EOSSA Champions (Defeated Kingston Collegiate 17-01)

1938: Glebe                Defeated St. Patrick's 14-06
--(Montreal Gazette, Nov 12th, 1938) "(Stan) Malette's throwing arm brought about a Glebe touch shortly before the half time whistle as (Don) Graham took a pass on the run to cross the Irish line standing up...Glebe led 08-06.  In the thid quarter, Jack Hare grabbed up a fumble...and galloped 25 yards for another Glebe touchdown."
EOSSA Champions
Participation: Glebe, St. Patrick's, Ottawa Technical, Lisgar, U. of Ottawa

1937: Ottawa Tech          Defeated St. Patrick's 07-00
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov. 13th, 1937) "Bill Winebruk intercepts short forward pass and gallops 35 yards for touchdown as Technical wins first senior title by blanking Celts 07-00."
EOSSA Champions

1936: St. Patrick's         
--(Ottawa Citizen, Nov 10th, 1936) "(An 18-06 victory over Nepean) was the final league game of the local students 1936 gridiron schedule, a postponed fixture from late last month, and the triumph qualified the Irish youngsters to carry Ottawa's standard into the hunt for the Eastern Ontario Secondary Schools' Association title."
EOSSA Champions

1935: Glebe
EOSSA Champions

1934: Glebe
EOSSA Champions

1933: Glebe
--(Montreal Gazette, Nov 8th, 1933) "Glebe took the title in seven straight wins, rolling up 198 points and holding its opponents to 12."
EOSSA Champions

1932: Glebe                 No playoffs
EOSSA Champions

1931: University of Ottawa
EOSSA Champions

1930: Glebe

1929: Glebe                 Defeated Ottawa College

1928: Ottawa College        Defeated Glebe 03-00 (to clinch)
--(Ottawa Citizen, Oct 22nd) "...Barnaby accounted for all three points credited to the College and his kicking throughout the contest had the opposing halfbacks on the run for the most part."
EOSSA Champions

1927: Glebe                 Defeated Lisgar 12-11
--All Glebe points were scored by Emerson Ogilvy, including a 115-yard punt return.  Glebe overcame a five-point deficit in the final quarter.
EOSSA Champions